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Originally Posted by Boss_302 The key word is friction modifier, I been thinking about adding some to the transmission fluid to try and make it work easier, I changed to

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Old 05-04-2017, 02:38 PM   #7 (permalink)
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The key word is friction modifier, I been thinking about adding some to the transmission fluid to try and make it work easier, I changed to the ML fluid, it helps but not 100%. Ford sells a friction modifier for their rear axle with posi traction to help reduce noise in the traction lock plates. Its a couple of ounce bottle. But it works.

The GM oil is friction modified....and you think is comparable or better the the OEM oil?...
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